Art of Ballistics is a Trans-Pacific electronic duo made up of two former El Pasoans, whom currently reside in South Korea and Portland, Oregon. The group has released two EPs on Lowatt (a label run by one of the members), both of which garnered high praise from local weeklies and public radio. Nationally, the group scored positions on CMJ's hip-hop and electronic charts, and was put into heavy rotation several large markets.

I produce @thefutureofwhat, a weekly radio show and podcast about the music industry (hosted by @killrockstars president, Portia Sabin), and recently finished co-producing another podcast about Bratmobile's "Pottymouth," entitled @girl-germs. When I'm not editing podcasts, I'm gearing up to release more music from friends through my label @lowatt, or I'm producing new material for my musical solo project, @oxfist.

Solovox is not really a DJ, but he stopped correcting people years ago.  Call him what you want, he has been an essential crowd favorite of the West Coast music scene for 20 years...headlining countless shows and festivals with a ridiculous blend of live keyboard wizardry and irresistible, positive music.

Remixing DJ tracks live onstage...playing original compositions, and sometimes completely improvising, he lays down walls of pure sound blending psychedelic synths and filthy funk licks that blend modern dance music with a nod to his classic rock and jazz roots. If you've never seen it, it's time. 

Solovox has played or headlined hundreds of shows and festivals including multiple stints at What The Festival, Oregon Country Fair (first ever electronic act booked), Burning Man, Pacific Fire Gathering, Los Angeles Burning Man Decompression, Nexus (LA), Fuente Eterno in Mexico, Elysium (San Diego), and Shift festival. In Portland he has become a staple at HOWL, Whiteout, and multiple New Year's Eve events like Inspire: Truth.

In 2010 he almost caused the collapse of the Hawthorne Bridge in downtown Portland as 2,000+ people danced to his music. Oregon Public Broadcasting featured this moment in Oregon Art Beat in 2012; learn more on the bio page www.solovox.com

In 2018 he composed the soundtrack for the Bad Habit's videogame 'Marble It Up' for Nintendo Switch and other platforms.  He is currently the Creative Director for Arcimoto in Eugene, OR, producing music, video, and all creative assets.

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